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You'd probably want to toss it in a pillow case first, but machine washing should be fine, although I'd do it on the cold wash setting.

Definitely don't put it in the dryer, though.

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Can you show what part you mean? I'm not that familiar with them.

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lemmy.ca

The plastic bits with the hard edges? Probably not a good idea.

The ones with motors do come apart so you can wash the non-electric bits by hand in warm soapy water.

I’d recommend against running the filters through the wash too — it’s all best washed by hand.

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lemmy.ca

The hard plastic end that clips into the vacuum would likely warp. I wouldn’t risk it.

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Just machine washing it shouldn't warp the plastic. Just don't put it in the dryer.

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I wouldn't—I think that repeatedly bashing a plastic piece into metal probably isn't great for the plastic piece—but if you do, I'd use cold wash and not test what temperatures it can tolerate.

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